game-remakes Oh no! The black bugs are back, meaner, faster and nastier! Theyve crashed the garden party and are rounding up the colorful beetles. Once again its Tumble to the rescue... but this time shes got backup. Call on your frog, butterfly and rhino beetle friends to help you battle your way through 90 stunning all-new levels and save your beetle buddies. Thrilling new powerups help you free bugs better than ever: do some rapid fire matching with the homing bug; open up some tactical shots with the gap bug; beam yourse...
Theres a battle brewing in the backyard and only you can save the day! Tumblebugs is the hit action-puzzler in which Black Bugs are rounding up and trapping the peaceful Tumblebugs underground. Now the black bugs are back. And they are meaner, faster and nastier! Theyve crashed the garden party and are rounding up the colored beetles. Once again its Tumble to the rescue, but this time shes got backup. Call on your friends to help you battle your way through all new 89 stunning levels. Thrilling new powerups also help you fre...
I (did something) and level 2-1 became Mystical Realm where the start background is level select and everything left a trail behind it. I pause the game and the trail and background disapear. It is so cool!...
Dung Beetles is an Apple II computer game by Bob Bishop, released in 1982 by Datasoft. It was ported to the TRS-80 Color Computer, where it was distributed by Tandy. On the Color Computer, it was renamed Mega-Bug; however, some copies were sold as Dung Beetles. Later versions for both the Apple II and Atari were named Tumble Bugs. In Australia, the game was re-branded Bug Attack. The game concept and gameplay are based on Pac-Man, but features a much larger maze and a moving magnifying rectangle which makes it easier to see ...
Some on and off ride footage of the oldest of 2 Travor Tumble Bugs left in the world at Conneaut Lake Park. The Bug had sat idle for 2 years before 2009 when Conneaut Lake Parks rides were leased and re-opened. Enjoy....
